lightbox scrolling past page bottom

Question

Ok, so I'm by no means an expert in css, jquery, or any of these new fangled html 5 element.

I'm trying to use the lightwindow lightbox script to make a simple gallery, but I'm having this weird problem in firefox (not in ie 8, though).

When the lightbox is open, it creates a scroll bar next to the page's scroll bar, and it allows the page to scroll well below the content into this uncharted grey territory.

the page is here :http://highburypools.com/newsite/liners.php

I've googled this to death, and though I've found what people claim to be solutions, it's all fragmented gibberish to me and I have no idea how to implement these solutions.

Thanks!

Answer 1

Ok, got it. The lightbox.js file has this if block:

if(Prototype.Browser.Gecko) { overlay.setStyle({ backgroundImage: 'url('+this.options.overlay.presetImage+')', backgroundRepeat: 'repeat', height: this.pageDimensions.height + 'px' height: 700 + 'px' });

So basically, I just replaced the line where it sets height to height: 700 + 'px', it's weird that FF thinks the pages has over 1900px of height, because the page properties says it has only 1200. A firefox bug maybe?